Frequently Asked Questions About AERO.

Yes. Unlike rented agent-website platforms, you own your domain, your website code, your content and your design outright once the project is complete.

Solo Agent and Team builds typically go from kickoff to launch in 2 to 3 weeks. Brokerage builds with multiple offices and agent rosters average about 4 weeks.

No — there are no monthly fees for your website or for IDX. Your flat build rate includes the first year of hosting, and after that hosting is a flat $200 per year on fast Canadian servers.

Our in-house WordPress plugin connects to the MLS® listing feed you're authorized to use — CREA's DDF® or your board's IDX feed — and publishes those listings as branded, indexable pages on your own website, updating automatically.

Yes. Feed integration and our IDX plugin are included free with every AERO Websites for REALTORS® build, with no monthly fees. If your board or association charges for data access, that fee is separate and we'll flag it up front.

If your feed permissions allow it, yes. Most agents start with their own listings; brokerage-wide or area-wide search depends on what your board and brokerage authorize.

Listing photos make real estate pages heavy, and buyers on phones leave slow sites fast. Google's Core Web Vitals also reward fast pages with better rankings, so speed directly affects how many people find and stay on your site.

Yes — because our IDX listings are real pages on your own domain rather than an iframe, search engines can index them and credit your site for the addresses and neighbourhoods you represent.

Yes. Provincial regulators such as RECO in Ontario require your brokerage name to be clearly shown in advertising, including websites. We build it into every page, along with the descriptors and contact details your brokerage requires.

Yes. We follow CREA's trademark rules — REALTOR® and MLS® in capitals with the ® symbol, used in the right context — and include CREA's trademark statements and any feed disclaimers your listings require.

Yes. Inquiry forms are encrypted and handled under Canadian privacy law (PIPEDA), and newsletter or listing-alert signups collect express consent in line with Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL).